All our guests answer Laura's question: what does it mean to you to live well?

Travel insurance after breast cancer isn’t always out of reach. In this hopeful conversation, Fiona Macrae shares her personal journey of living with secondary breast cancer and its challenges when it comes to travel. Discover practical tips, myth‑busting insights, and why travel can still be part of life after diagnosis.

Caroline Leek, director of Fruitfly Collective, shares insight, tips and support for talking to children and teenagers about death and grief.

Dr Hajra, a GP and aesthetic doctor, talks about being recently diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 37.

Laura talks about her secondary breast cancer diagnosis and founding Secondary Sisters

Illustrator Hayley Gullen talks about her book 'This Might Surprise You', a graphic memoir covering her breast cancer experience.

Sam Evans, sexual health and intimacy expert, shares tips and guidance on sex and intimacy after a breast cancer diagnosis.

Psychotherapist Helen, who lives with secondary breast cancer, talks about grief in all its forms, and why it's important to accept it.

Model and influencer Kelly Crump talks about the importance of honesty and positivity when living with secondary breast cancer, and how she takes on challenges like climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.

Sophie Blake who lives with secondary breast cancer, and Eleanor Pearce Willis from Breast Cancer Now, talk with Laura about the issues with the drug approval system in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and what work Breast Cancer Now is doing to help change things.

Faye and Rebecca, who have both had breast cancer, talk about what it was like to be a model on The Show by Breast Cancer Now, and the support and excitement from the night.

Donna Fraser OBE, Team GB athlete, talks about her breast cancer diagnosis, its effect on her life and career, and her work with young and ethnically diverse communities to improve breast awareness.

Richard and Stuart, both men living with breast cancer, share their experiences of diagnosis, treatment and the challenges of being diagnosed with a disease mostly associated with women.

Anna, who has PTSD after a breast cancer diagnosis, talks with Vic, clinical nurse specialist, about the difficulties and the support available.

Claire Rowney, new CEO of Breast Cancer Now, talks about her personal connection to breast cancer and her goals for the charity's future.